The One And Only Blog Of Joe Fabisevich

Just leaving this here for later, feel free to call me out on it if I’m wrong.

This has been a recurring theme for me in 2014. https://t.co/H613AEUvwj — Joe Fabisevich 🐶🐳™ (@mergesort) December 1, 2014 People have asked how I make changes so quickly to my code, it's because I've made it so it can be changed quickly. — Joe Fabisevich…

I tweeted earlier, comparing DuckDuckGo to Google when searching for the term “Go 1.4 beta”, and how the first 50 results (I got bored scrolling and didn’t go further, no pun intended) on DuckDuckGo didn’t even have one mention of the language.

I’m starting to think that the ramp up in sapphire production from Apple isn’t about a screen, but TouchID sensors on every Apple product.

The internet decided last week, the iPad is dying.

With rumors swirling about a bigger iPhone 6, I figured I’d touch on them (haha, puns).

I’ve been doing Objective-C for almost 5 years (woo!)

It's short notice, but I’m giving a talk Stony Brook University tonight about How Startups Fail.

All day every day. if err !

There's one company I've got my eye on in this new year.

The Good 1.

Last year I spent a lot of time gathering pieces, and in 2014 I'd like to put them together.

Eat as much as you can tonight so you can make your New Years resolution to lose weight easier!

As I switched over from Gmail to Fastmail.fm, I was looking for a mail client to replace my beloved Mailbox on iOS.

If you can’t pay people a reasonable wage and stay open, you should reassess your business.

Sophomore year of college, my friend Mike has an idea to build new chairs.

We’re not done, but the new Done Not Done, coded by yours truly, is up in the App Store.

Update: I quit using Facebook altogether about a year after this post was written.

Last night I pulled the first application that I ever wrote from the App Store.

Based on beta 1 of iOS 7 (so take it with a grain of salt): from skeumorphic to schizophrenic.

I’m only going to make one prediction for WWDC this year, and it’s one that probably won’t be verifiable for a bit of time.

Apparently 4 years ago today I decided to try my hand at Objective-C.

I spent a good amount of time over the weekend reading Aaron Swartz’s blog, shortly after his untimely passing.

It’s not their fault. tldr; It sucks that iOS apps can’t update in the background, but I get why Apple does this.

I posed a question earlier today about Apple’s new iPad mini pricing.

Four years ago today, the Apple App Store launched, changing the face of software distribution.

iOS 6 ends up bringing a lot of interesting new features to the regular user, and looking over the API differences, not a lot on the developer side of things. iOS 5 was a gigantic leap for developers, starting with ARC, Storyboards, and a bajillion1 APIs…

When I was a kid, I used to try and make words and phrases out of my phone number, because before the internet we had nothing better to do.

I figure, might as well get these on the record, and afterwards we can all laugh at how wrong I am.

Below is a letter that I wrote.

The idea of a continuous client is something that has sent nerds’ hearts a flutter for a long time.

Go to your Chase account and enter your password.

Educators have a goal, to teach children.

When you’re learning, it’s important to make mistakes, that’s how you learn.

As Merlin Mann would say: if you have 27 priorities because then you don't have any priorities.

Apple may not have formally said it, but they did have a “one more thing yesterday.”